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Saturday, May 25 2013
Put N Korea On Trial
SHIN Dong-hyuk was 14 in 1996 when prison guards suspended him from the ceiling of an underground torture chamber by his hands and legs, all because his mother and brother had tried to escape. The flames of a charcoal fire scorched his back; a steel ...
BRUTALITY OF SERVILITY
MAYBE we gave up on John Edwards too soon. His hair still looks great, even though he now gets cuts for $12.95, not $400. And the man clearly has a gift for multitasking under pressure. In the winter of 2007, as Edwards campaigned for the presidency in Iowa, he still found time to check up on ...
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QE index gains, most Gulf bourses lose

MOST Gulf bourses fell ahead of the weekend as investors, eyeing a string of on target earnings results, booked recent gains while Egyptian investment bank EFG Hermes surged after a report it had finalised talks to sell a stake to Qatar´s.

High oil prices boost Shell´s Q1 profits 16%
ENERGY giant Royal Dutch Shell said on Thursday that net profits climbed almost 16 percent in the first quarter, boosted by "strong" oil prices and rising output. Europe´s biggest oil company announced that adjusted earnings after tax, which strip out movements in the value of energy inventories and other non-operating items, jumped to $7.28 billion in the three months to March 31. That compared with $6.29 billion in the first quarter of 2011, and comfortably beat market expectations of $6.75 billion according to analysts polled by Dow Jones Newswires. Total sales increased by nine percent to $119.92 billion in the reporting period, while oil and gas production rose...
India looks at shale gas potential, technology
INDIA is studying the potential of shale gas and is watching safety and technology developments in other countries closely, the deputy chairman of its planning commission said on Thursday. "We are exploring the potential of shale gas for India and we are watching (safety) concerns very carefully," Montek Ahluwalia told reporters at a news conference following a two-day clean energy ministerial meeting in London. "We have no current programme for going into fracking in a big way, but we are looking at the scientific research and if we have an opportunity that makes sense (it could happen)," he added. The development of shale gas extraction could change ...
German inflation falls in April
INFLATION in Germany, the eurozone´s biggest economy, slowed again in April, official data showed on Thursday. The consumer price index rose by 2 percent on a 12- month basis in April, down from the 2.1 percent recorded in March, the national statistics office Destatis said in a statement on preliminary data. On a monthly basis, the cost of living in Germany rose 0.1 percent in April from March. Using the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices, the European Central Bank´s inflation yardstick, the cost of living in Germany rose 2.2 percent on a 12-month basis in April, also slower than the 2.3 percent recorded in March. The ECB defines price stability as increases...

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